Whoa, RapidApp seems very much like what I was searching for.
Thanks a lot.
Best regards
J.
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El 08/12/14 a las 02:10, John Napiorkowski escribió:
I believe that the Reaction project founder felt the project did not
meet its initial goals a number of years ago and switched to other
projects. I think there's some people doing life support on it that
have it on in house apps but I don't think this a project that is
moving forward. Its got a lot a great ideas I think and I am hoping
to see some of those trickle down into catalyst is ways varied.
RapidApp is probably the closet thing to a project along Reaction
lines. I don't know of anything that is doing what Primefaces is
trying (and in my opinion mostly failing) to do. I think what most of
us are doing when we have cross UI needs is to build a backend web
service and then build the various bits on that (for example a website
and an iPhone app could share the same or nearly the same web service.
That way each type of application is coded in the best way instead of
trying to build one set of user interface code and have it work for
all target UIs. Personally its not my approach because I find it is
not satisfactory but you know your own business needs.
You might want to see if anyone is doing stuff with XUL, which is a
cross target UI built with HTML and so forth that Mozilla uses. I
think its cool stuff but I don't think its caught on beyond the stuff
mozilla does.
best of luck
jnap
On Saturday, December 6, 2014 9:00 AM, Jorge Gonzalez
<jorge.gonza...@daikon.es> wrote:
Hi listers,
I've been searching lately for a Perl equivalent of Java PrimeFaces.
For those who do not know about it, it's a layer on top of a basic web
framework, intended to build web applications with the same concepts
as Desktop apps, i.e. high level controls (tables, tree lists,
buttons, forms etc.), heavy AJAX use, and lots of automatic code
generation for controllers which react to the AJAX events and requests.
A framework like this for Perl would use Catalyst as a web backend,
but would be built on top of it as higher level of app development.
I think Reaction builds on this concept, but:
a) It has not been updated in 3 years
b) I have been able to build a basic web app with it, but I haven't
found a complex example application and UI themes or directions on
integrating it with client side libraries like jQuery or Bootstrap.
c) Searching about Reaction on the web gave me really, _really_ poor
results, which leads me to suppose that there are really no good
resources appart from the very basic info in the tutorial and the PODs.
Is Reaction an abandoned project? Are there any Perl Primefaces
equivalents out there?
Any ideas?
TIA
Jorge
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